Spree

Episode aired Sep 19, 2024
TV-MA
54m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

2.2K

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Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Cooper Koch in Monsters (2022)

Biography Crime Drama Horror Thriller

After throwing suspicion elsewhere during police questioning, Lyle and Erik go on a wild spending spree while waiting for Jose's will to be read.After throwing suspicion elsewhere during police questioning, Lyle and Erik go on a wild spending spree while waiting for Jose's will to be read.After throwing suspicion elsewhere during police questioning, Lyle and Erik go on a wild spending spree while waiting for Jose's will to be read.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

2.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Goofs
When Lyle goes back into the house to finish off his mother, and Eric is left standing outside in the dark, a flashing blue cop car light is reflected off the car in the street behind him. It eventually turns off.

Quotes
Erik Menendez: Lyle, we gotta be a little bit more careful with the money. What about the will?
Lyle Menendez: You're not getting it! You don't fucking get it, Erik. We did it. We fucking did it.
[chuckles]
Lyle Menendez: Okay? Our life was one thing and we decided we weren't gonna take that anymore, right? We wanted more out of life, so we did what we had to do. We made a fucking decision and now we have it! We have that life. Yeah. And we are never gonna fucking look back. So, starting right now, we're gonna demand more out of life. And that means a few things. And chiefly, it means that you don't fucking drink tap water anymore, Erik!

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Featured review

8/10

Nicholas Alexander Chavez is phenomenal

Nicholas Alexander Chavez elevates this miniseries from being run of the mill, cheesy, late '80s gratuitousness to actual docudrama status. His mannerisms, inflection, comedic timing, and his over the top rage scenes are fantastic. With the exception of the unsubstantiated claims of a romantic relationship between the brothers, which I disagree with and which seems to be untrue, everything is factually accurate. The actress playing the psychiatrist's mistress provides comic relief to the extremely disturbing story. Lastly, I love the set design, soundtrack, period references, etc. 1989 LA/Beverly Hills looks like a pretty great time in history.